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Longest Balloon Voyage on Record.
From ST Nicholas for December,

Prof. John Wise, world-famed anronaut,
sailed through the air in July, 1859, from
st. Louis, Mo-, to Henderson, Jefferson
county, n. Y, -a'dstance i'll straight line
of $50 miles He laid claim 10 1850 miles,
by reason of the many turns taken during
tile trip, which took his balloon out OF a
direct course into circles and curves. This
voyage is the longest recorded in balloon
history.
The balloon was in the air over night-a
period of about twenty hours. Prof. Wise
tried more than once, but without success,
to equal or exceed the famous trip mention
ed Finally a few years ago, he left st.
Louis in a balloon on long trip, for the last
time He has never been heard from A
reporter who went with him was found
dead some weeks later ON the shore of Lake
Michigan. By reason of this and other
disasters, the suggestion OF long all -voy-
age gives rise in the public mind to keen
sense of the perils which attend every az
tempt to stay in the sky over night.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

100 numbers from 53I09 to $500 inclusive,
being 30 numbers on each side of the num-
Der drawing the Capital prize Of $500, 900. $500
100 numbers from ol30 10 $3.50 inclusive,
being 80 numbers on each side of the num-
Der drawing the Capital Prize of $4,000. 300
100 numbers from 2l251 to 2135l inclusive
being 80 numbers on each side Of the num-
her drawing the Capital Prize of $4,000. 300
1000 numbers ending with 50, being the two
last figures of the number drawing the
Capital Prize of $500, 900. observation-disclosures. 100
1000 numbers ending with So being the two
last figures of the number drawing the
Capital Prize of 100000 ................. 100
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ELECTRIC BELTS.
Electric Belt Free.
BANKS.
~>~>-~~~-~~>~~--~~s
KlSSlMMEE CITY BANK.
BANKS

Kissirnmee City. Orange County, Fla.
CAPITAL $1,000
rI-RANSACT regular banking business Give
1 particular attention to Florida collections.
Correspondence solicited. Issue Exchange on
New York, New Orleans, Savannah and Jack
sonvilie, Fla. Resident Agents for Coutts IL Co.
aud Melville, Evans & Co., Of London, England.
New York correspondent; The Seabosxd
National Bank.
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G. T. BEAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY,
commissioners.
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.


Prizes cashed in full without deduction.
No. $3.50 draws Capital Prize 500, 600. sold in
Chester Town, Kent Co, Maryland. No. $50
draws Second Capital Prize Si00OOO, sold in New
York New orleans, Boston, st. Louis and Kan
sas City, Mo-, Lancaster Pa, Memphis, Tenn,
and Nicksburg, Miss. No. 2130l draws Third
Capital Prize $4,000, sold in Omaha, Neb. No
67022 draws $4,000, sold in Boston, Chicago,
san Francisco Memphis. Tenn, Carson City
New, Carbondae, Pa, Aberdeen, Miss. Alb-
querqus. v Mex, Charlton, Iowa, Shell Lake,
Wis, Burnside, Ky, Pelham, Tenn, and But
man, Mich. No. 5i2s4 draws $4,000. sold in
New YORK, New Orleans, Boston, Philadelphia,
Chicago, Jersey City, n. j., St Loui5 Kansas
City, Mo, San Francisco, Cal Kiugsland, md,
Richmond, Ark, Columbus, Miss, and kenton-
town, Ky. No 5s5O7 draws $4,000. sold in
Washington. .. c. Nos 1853, 1925. 1903 90 1924
9545l, each draw $1,000, sold in New York, New
Orleans, Brooklyn, n. Y, Boston. Chicago, Gin
cinnati, O., Memphis, Tenn, Los Angeles, Cal,
Denver, Col, Carson City New, Kansas City
No, Fort Wayne, Ind, Birmingham, Ala
Shreveport, La, Navasota, Tex, and other
points.
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The subscribers having supervised the Single
Number Drawing, Glass NJ, LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY, hereby certify that the above are the
numbers which were this day drawa from the
1000 placed IN tbs wheel, with the prizes cor
responding to them.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, La, this
TuesdRN. Doc Il 1887.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
SuS Rises. Observation-Disclosures. ................6:53
Sun SETS. .............. ....................5:01
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 1l:s1 NJ, 1900 NJ
MONDAY, Dec IS. 1887.
ARRIVED YESTEROAY
Steamship Chattahoochee, Daggett, New York
&C G Anderson.
Steamer Advance, Fleetwood, Augusta-Mas
ter
Steamer David Clark Bravo. Brunswick, Da~
riep and Doboy-C Williams, Agent.
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Population Whites. 26,675; blacks and col
orel 10, III: total 45,7S8.
Annual ratio psr i.0OJ population for week
Whites 11.6; blacks and colored, 327.
J. T. MCFARLAND, NJ. D.,
Health Ofiicer
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Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La.
REMEMBER we. the prcsence p Gen

DE ME- MPE . That the presence OF Cen
Tx NiEWDEh erals Beauregard and
Early, who are In charge Of the drawings, Is a
guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity,
that the chances are all equal and that no one
can possibly divine what number will draw
Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment Of all Prizes
is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans and the Tickets arc
signed by the President OF an restitution whose
chartered rights are recognized IN the highest
Courts; therefore, beware o. any limitations or
ANONYMOUS scherncs.
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MONDAY. Dec 10. 1873
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDAY
MEMORANDA

Steamship Tallahassee. New York.
Bark Milchiorre Qtall Bremen.
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TEyvYsoN says he is highly pleased 10 hear
that Elaine has been successfully dfamatlzed.
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OFFICIAL MORTUARY REPORT.
or the City Of Savannah 70: the Week End
ing Friday, Dec. I6, 1887.

REHABILITATION
Deaths in city-Whites, s.; blacks and col
ored, ~; total IS. Exclusive Of still births,
blacks and colored, ,.
SUMMARY
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Auupston ii LIIornIur. nrI T,o,.,

In the mellow light OF tl!o oyenti,.e c
the Nineteenth century the R~utl,orr 0
England GRO trying TO Giac0ver whethc,
there are any honest pnbliGhcrs in the ro
"lm presided over by tho benign Victoria
Tor hall r cen'Hry'. In retaliation III. pub
liahcra are politely inlimatins that very
lew En2iieh auslosD can hope to sesl::s
profits on thoir WORKS, 10, tic World does
not like TO gi"o a9mothiug for nothing.
II is quite HAd to 10 tod by f.GyIisancn
th9t the old publishing houses Of England
won't tote lair with Il inlloT E;itgin; .ili
there is in the English publishing trade
Bnch n thing la secret proil'H, hning moth.
ing lem thar what tho prhitqh"r %ouvcr
ont Of the poor %ri!cr'G ahNtc. How i9..
tunate that we have nothing Of the kind
in this country. 1t mHy GCln0 with our
ruina.
II the autloEB could work Into thu pub.
lislling buuinega BuCh Il gchomc Tor &c.
counting ior royalties 80 tho oil mon have,
every thing you'd 20 well, for chcnting
would DO out Of tho qlcrtion. The pipe
line accounA MD . IInEc Oh any too fine
work. Pipe line management has Some
bjectionB in itselt, but II Ia not co posi-.
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Tempting providcncc,

There is q member Of the New York
bar who is tired Of lie and is eager to lay
it down. He prefers to have n yiolsnt
wind.up, and he ia determined to pave
the way with blood. The name Of this
weary Lawyer is shaier, and he ia coun.
sci for Tom ClGasy, the Doodle ex-Alder.
man whoae trial has just eaLed in q hung
jury.
Mr.. SnatIer has taken oEnaae Mt the
course OF the New York IiorM in the
boodler Trials, and particularly some com.
ments Of the World concerning himself
have displca:ed him. Aiithis has mado him
30 tired OF lie that in open court he gave
notice that Pulitzer, the World editor,
would do well TO he on his guard, Tor
when he meets the offender he vii! shoot
him III his tfGcSa. This cheerful assurance
he followed up by saying to geveral re-
porters that he certainly would kill Pu!i!.
ger when the Cleary trial is over.
1t is evident that Mr.. ShRtTer ia tired OF
lie. Otherwise be would not tslk 10 Tree.
ly. The first time he meets Ir. Pulitzer
that individual may take a notion to pro.
tect himself by drilling u mole in Mr..
shalIer's anatomy. Colonel Cockerill,
Mr.. PuIitzer's right hand man, has had
some experience in that line, and he can
tell his chief how it is done. The hood.
thiraty iawyer vino vent in pparch Of
Cockeri!i'B blood WAS carried Out OF the
Office a corpac.
Or, surprising that Mr.. pulitz4r is will
ing to be murdered by NJ. Smaller after
shis public warning, Mr.. sbaAcr's neck
would certainly grace the ga!Iows. Being
q lawyer and, We believe, usually engaged
on the criminal s;dc, he knows that tho
bullet tina! kills puli!zsr will pprinv the
trap for him in the e~ubrcqucnt cern,a9.
MES. 1t ia clear that 5hnHer wants 70 die,
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NOTES

Mrs. Parnell, the mother Of the Irish
leader, In said 10 have wrecked her fortune
In Wall Street speculation. Her inherited
means were considerable.
Patti Is enthusiastic In her words OF
praiBe OF Mile. de Lussan, OF the Boston
Ideals. She considers hers the most
beautiful voice upon the American opera
stage.
One moro h added 10 the list Of college
yells by n correspondent OF the Chicago
Tribune. II runs thusly: "Rahl Rahl
YUM YUM YUM (Ktast Kiss kiss!)
Vss.sarl"
Some ono has discovered an American
who has lived seventeen years In France
who still speaks English. 1t doesn't usu.
ally, take women abroad 80 long to forget
their mother tongue.
Mrs. Mary Mackellar. the Celtic poet,
has been claiming Won Moltke as a Scotch.
man. But the great General upsets this
pretty little story BY declaring that he Ia a
M~ecklenberger by a dozen generations OF
descent. de
Anna Dickinson hastena to correct the
rumor that she has abandoned her aspirs.
tons Tor hlssriontc fame and wilireturn to
the platform. She hints at the possibility
OF making London the scene OF her reap.
pearance.
The Empreea OF japan advises her
country.women to dress in the European
style, bit In the meanwhile to patroaizs
Japanese fabrics. Fashion has not yet
got It's full grip on the Empress. Just
wait a while.
Miss Alice Lonsiellow Ia one Of the oil.
cers Of the Society for the Collegiate In.
%struction Of Women, and Is often at the
Harvard Annex building, whore, they aay,
sho is regarded by tho etudents with a
love amounting almost to reverence.
Mrs. Henry Woods grave Ia in High
cato Cemetery, near those OF George Eliot,
parepa Rosa. Frederic Maurics, George
Vanlcnhoii, II. Crabb Robinson, Alaric
A Watts, Lord L~yndhurst and tho father,
mother aud little daughter Of Charles
Dickens.
1t may be interesting to know that the
word "lady," which has been 60 over.
worked OF late years, "a nov tabooed by
polite society, and "woraan" is the pro.
per parlance. "Gentlemen friends" Ia
also boycotted. "Mfen that I know" has
taken 1t place. This is sound pense.
What constitute necessaries in high life
may be guessed from the fact that one
Captain Howard, son Of Lord Eningham,
has just been ordered by tho Court to pay
q hsif-dresset's claim OF slS5 ~ for cham
pooling his wife. The s%hampooing was or.
dered for a sprained ankle.
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Gln ~lddEQe1Nrr
wuEELlNG, W. VA, MARCH 81. 1887.
CITY GINS md Other Illuminants.

ny NIbb ~" ttAN AttNthttitAhtNs o.
There are come queations that Wheel.
Ing must settle, and this would aecm to DO
as favorable a time as any. For some
reasons there will never bc as good 4 time
rs now.
We ought 10 determine whether the city
Is 10 do what it can to continue in the en-.
joyment OF Its lighting monopoly; whether
we arc going to permit competition, and
II 90 TO what extent; whether We intend
to conine the electric lighting privileges
to one concern, or whether we intend 10
open tho field 10 FREQ competition in the
matter OF electric lighting; and whether
We can find any reason for permitting the
use Of the electric light TINT will not apply
equally to natural gas.
we ought to determine also whether
the city as q manufacturer Of gas has
reached the limit Of the economics in that
line; whether there is nothing more to be
done to improve the quality Of the article
furnished; whether the price has been
fixed for all time, Aud whether the consu.
mer need not expect that he will ever gel
better gas at tho present price, Or less.
Consumers are not satisfied with what
they get and what they have to pay for 1t
and they have been hoping that some.
thing would be done for their relief. W.
may be cure that if the city does nothing
the consumers will find q way to make one,
The Trustees ought to have been im'
pressed with the kindly interest taken by
the people in the electric light. The City
Solicitor says that the Electrical Company
has taken possession OF the etree.s with.
ont authority. This 10 probably true; but
the people arc 80 disguised with their gas
supply that they seem disposed to look
upon the Electrical Company's fault % by
no means objectionable; and, 60 iar as
the 1SrELLIdEScRR has had opportunity
to learn, the majority Of gHs consumers
rather consider themselves rs by interest
ranged on the side OF that company.
Seeing that the gas works are city prop
erty, in which every citizen is interested !;
and remembering the disposition to block
the progress Of the natural gas companies
in tho early days, tho openly Expressed
sympathy los the last corporate conner is
not to be explained IN any other ground
than that OF great dissatisfaction With the
city gas s1pply.
1.-THE city has any hopo OF holding its
own against the progress OF the day, it
must begin to chow come progress itself.
For a single example, here ig tbe natural
gas, which tho city should be able 10 turn
to advantage, go that ii could conciliate its
customers with a better article, at least,
and perhaps ct 4 lower price. We know
that the suggestion hes been made to the
Trustees, but wo do not know that they
have found time to think about it. All
these things are worth thinking about.
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"FAHS" >''NbHtt
Theatrical ~Nfanager-'I can'ttell whetil.
er your sister will Huit us or not until I've
seen her and talked With her and seen
what aho eau do. Is this Il recent photo.
graph OF herr" Young Man-"J1st IA.
Zen. She is a good e%locntionist aud has
always wanted to 20 to the stage. She is
& good girl, too, and obeya every one OF
the Ten Commandments -" Mana.
ger-"Don't care Il darn shout the Ten
commandments. Can she sAy 'G'ynrl'
aud Me cheyld?' That's aIl / want to
know"
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One OF the party had been telling how a
certain rich silver mine had been discover.
eddy n prospector shooting at man and
chipping q piece Of rich ORC off a cliff
when an old fellow in the corner observed
~ csme within an ace OF finding q mine
Just that way" allow did you miss it 2"
"Why, the man I shot at turned around
and put two bullets into me, and before
got out again the mine Was discoyered."
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\ ont" County; In the Circuit, Court Tor ohi1
county, West Virginia. March Kule,, IN on'o
Julia A. Curtis !
VS.. Sln axsumnSIt with
Ezekiel Rotgers.j ~ "'Hehmeai.
Inc Object OF the above suit is n rc,o,,-
phllti, ABOVE named from the ssiI GnI,,n,oaS '"e
nnii'fe,iutilt OF this State, the daTrNrrs ~ NJ" a." ! u u.
alleged 70 he $1,000 one thOutAiId In,Is., tHt"tfH
note made by said defendant august II WF'uN
s.uo. VITA Interest from scpip,nhcr i. IL 49, iot
hnts made by said defendant NAV Il, ~ Tf nv
MIN sh'esest from May IL, tSS9; another nni ~ 81,
T.? MN ue!ehIhnt August -plSSe, (or SIN w ~"
in.etSst itolh September |, 1852: ali NJ ,s;,h wy" NV
rhShuIe 10 Sa!u plaintiff: also The sur, "f t"M"Sa
tne vAIue and price. Of articles bought nv NH =,
~ rnu IN rom NE plRtniiG al II publiS ssio tWa asnn
~ M with interest from December ~ iSs5 MHr"h
~ ontalh payment OF said sN,uS uuirr thn Trin". wv
sn's court by W.. v. Cowlrn. irusics We "a
nvei hnnlhoiei as gntnlShCc debtor IN ".II n"a
,ehnaht under hAid Attachment, Ami II N.Y. ~
oy an hiiaavit filed herein that Fxrsi.IH HHnEeattue
not u resident OF the StAic Of Wrs, n'Hsetn Is
on!efeti mat he do appear hero within n;,n "tnt u Is
h,te1 INC aAte OF the dist pub!icatiun n III y "nllh
MY 90 what Is necessary ID rro;cri 1T. i.uM,tS otdSt
!his suit, 1t Is further ordered Ina, : t"tetSst III
'Wi,mm.s III Ppt'e! KS ttdatnd by Inv. N' ~
a, | w. ,oHn ". Mitchell, Clerk Of ssiJ Cam,
Marin nTt i rS; 10, Ia" Ms q said county. this g,h ,.sv ~
1ntt,shc, IA, sohS v, M!TCllIl.L, Cicrt.
Attest: JOIiS y WT1rm ~; M.
W. M. DuSLAr, "'"i"'el.I', Cletk.
A!!oIASy !or rlAin,tG. m-,o,,
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Norman Ind1e7ldaat. Y
whats tho reaeon Charlotte doesn't
come to SCHOOL," asked the teacher Of a
little tow.headed boy on Monday morn.
ing. ~ dunno" replied the boy, as he
nearly ruined his hat by pulling It instead
Of lifting it or his head, "but | guess it's
on account her beau" lis she going to
get married?" "Weii, she acts like it; /
saw her pull her beau's hair last night,
and that's the way ma treats pa; l guess
Sis is practin' Tor the weddin'."
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Focg-"rve been writing something
here, but | don't know whether to publish
tor not. What do you think OF in
Rtown (H!ter looking ovor a few payts)-
ITO be frank with you, l don't believe
anybody but a fool would buy such 4
book; ces.aiRly nobody bu. 4 foo! would
crrr read it." F0~pg-"lhank YOU; l'I
publish IT.. Tho man who writes only iu.
"'sn men is alool he1wAo writes for lool4
- a wlEe man. lie has a hundred readerf
to the other's one"
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Al Might

Always have Acker's Baby soother NJ
hand. 1t 10 The only sale medicine vet
made that will remove all infantilp diSor.
Gers. 1t contains NJ Opium or Morphine,
nllt gives the child natural care from pun
rr'cr :? GeHt4. Sold by Logan x 60, and
G. Mankamrilnr, O
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DlED

o,LEARf-On Wednesday. March IS, 1S7, at Sic
4. NJ, pATGlCK H., Oldest son VI David and
Mary oLeary. aged 3 year. -"
FuocrIl from The residence OF his parents, No. G.
Main street. to-day tThursday1 at 1883 O'Clock.
lnserlncnt At Mt, Calvary Cemetery. Friends
Of the family Invited.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE,
TRUsTEE's SALE OF FARM LAND.

By virtue OF two deeds OF trust, both dated April
]. lss2, 10 nc made by Robert Million Maxwell,
and both OF record In tho office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, re-
spectively III decd OF trrst book IL, page i9o, aud In
deed OF trust took Is, page 81, ! will Sell Ut public
auction on SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1857, NJ the
north frontdoor Of the Court House OF said county,
In the city OF Wheeling, beginning at 10 O'Clock 4.
NJ, the following property, that Is TO say: The un.
divided tyGsixlhs go OF a ccrtAin tract OF land
Oh the waters OF MCGraw's run, Liberty district,
Ohio county. known rs the Am. Yates" farm,
containing 26 acres and wo poles, more or less,
and being the same land Oh which fasd Robert
Milton maxwell now resides and which WAS con-
yeyed 10 him by Thomas G. Yates and Others By
deed dated April l, 1852, aud OF record la said
Clerks otllc1 In Decd book u. pAge SOS, and 10
which last named deed reference Is here made for
\ fuller description, by metes and bounds, OF said
land. 80
TERMS OF SALE-onc.third OF the purchase
money, and rs much more rs the purchaser shall
elect TO pay, In cash on tho day OF sale; and tho
residue IN two equal payments with Interest III one
aud two Year, from said day OF sale, and the pur-
Chaser to give his notes for said deferred payments
with good security TO be approved by the Under.
signed. and the legal title Of the property sold to
be retained rs u further security Tor the paymen
Of The residue Of said purchase money.
d.. .r A. J. CLARKE, Trustee.
! certify that bond with security has been given
BY the above named trustee Ms required By law,
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio County.
mY1hrrhka .r
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MANCHESTER

TRusTEE'SsALE OF MANCHESTER
Il PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF a Deed Of Trus, made TO nc Az
trustee By !. l. Kimberly aud wife, dated October
the County Court Of Ohio county. West Vireinis.
IN Deed OF Trust Book No. y, page is5, l shall sell
At public auction, on
SATURDAY, APRIL o, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door
81 the Court house OF said county, In the city Of
wheeling, Tho following described property, that IL
to say: = certain parce! OF ground situated in thc
city Of Wheeling. Ohio county, Yves, Virginia, con.
tanning one, fourth Of aa acre, bounded and dc.
s WS,,sS rs ,s.a t9lt nNI%a BEGINNING on the cast side Of
TIC northwest c0rucr OF the lot marked 'ljnr.
graves on the plat OF the sub,dir!sious o, the
Reilly arm as recorded In Deed Book No. 81. pages
SCI and 1862, In the Office Of the Clerk Of The County
Court o! Ohio county; thence along tie north jfue
OF SAID "HargrGres" lot castwaldly 10 the Wrst line
Q. the street marked on said pin, REILLY street,"
thence along laid west line ~uorlhwarily 10 the
south side Of the Reilly hill road: thpn5,. win said
south side wcstwardly and uorthwcstwarilv az
shown on taid plat to the eas, side Of William ti,ow
wwe etzei' , stres': ,nSnce YIN the east side OF said
ceptlng, however, 50 much Of said parcel Of groaud
NJ Wah conveyed ny the said 4. l.. Kimberly and
WIG 70 Inc aSncnestcs Coal Company by deed
0A!ce o. the Clerk OF The Cuuuty Court Of ohfo
county in Deed Book No. Is, at page 81: Tho nnri .o
excepted being described as follows: begIuulnr At
tae ilorthweslei!y corner Of the HaEgyavCs, Him
Reilly purchase OH the souihca.IeF!y shle ri W.,
zcl street, and with said side OF said street uor,h.
watdly one hundied and forty.four Uiil iect 10 a
s pSlns i ~ MAJ @a' q, 7 r. Tmh s%Sn!hwsIdly ,ide Of the
l9sty 1901 street designated rs Reilly street on ihe
aforesaid plat Of subdivisions OF Inc KrilIv csisia.
unence 70 and Win said side OF said stable .ounIS.
t~oala"afdty ftty.ttrce ta31. feet 10 tho uorihess,n,'
~ corner Of the HArgraveS, Blum nirCha.n "vI
WIN the nottherly line Of said liarSraycs ,ract
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THE NEW
WYANDOTTE EGGS
m!l7.l92.eG
CEALED PROPOSALS.;
OFFICE or THE CRY WATRR BoAR,,
NHEELlEU, v. VA, March ~. 1887.

OFFICE OF THE CRY WATER DoAR,,
WHEELING, ". VA, March y, 1851
Sealed Proposals will be received at this oflct
Until Ap;n | rext u Y O'Clock ~, for the furnish,
In the city, from time 10 time as the same sltGlI i,
ordered by the City Water Board during the yeai
ending March 81, 1855, Of all the itan CASTING,
which may be required for the Water Works and
castings known as sleeves, but excepting Tatri
pipes, stop cocks and fire hydrauts,
All castings are to be OF Tho best quality OF iron,
fully completed and ready for ukc, and subject t.
WORKS. ""s'
Proposals to be endorsed "rtoposals for Cus,.
l1s!," aud addressed to the undersigned.
hy order Of the board,
MrGi II, 7, WILKINSON Soc'r
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